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The riverside Boston Manufacturing Company mill is the ideal location for a museum dedicated to industry in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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The vacation home of lawyer and Federalist politician Christopher Gore is one of the few historic properties in Waltham (1758-1827).
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Waltham's core business district is picturesque, convenient to access on foot, and packed with places to eat, buy, and have fun. It is nearly entirely concentrated on Moody Street.
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This wonderful free museum on the Brandeis University campus is free and open to the public. It is focused on modern and contemporary art.
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Just west of Bentley University's campus in Waltham is where social reformer Robert Treat Paine (1835–1910) kept his vacation residence.
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A continuous bike path runs along a large portion of the Charles River in Waltham, frequently on both banks.
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Built for Boston businessman Theodore Lyman in 1793, this elegant country home is now under the care of Historic New England.
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This Waltham wooded municipal park contains one of the highest spots within a 12-mile radius of downtown Boston.
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One of the lucky places is Waltham, which is close to the various eateries on Moody St. and has a multiplex movie theatre downtown.
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The Charles River's Lakes District was created as a result of the dams that were built for Waltham's textile mills.
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